Google Sheets integration
Sync contacts and workflows.
Sync contacts, push replies to your CRM and send events out in real time. Import by CSV or connect anything else through the Reach Bullet API.
Bring data in, send activity out, and connect Reach Bullet to the systems your team already uses. Pick the connection that fits your workflow.
Sync contacts and workflows.
Push contacts and replies.
Send events in real time.
Import data instantly.
Build custom connections.
Route data automatically.
Replies and contact data should not live only in your texting tool. Push them to your CRM so sales and support see the full picture.
Create or update contacts automatically.
Log responses where your team works.
Use automations to decide what gets sent to the CRM.
Keep a spreadsheet as your source of truth if that is how your team works. Sync it with Reach Bullet instead of copying data by hand.
Bring sheet data into your audiences.
Keep activity and sheets aligned.
A webhook sends data the moment something happens. Use it to update tools that have no native connection.
Know when messages move.
Send replies to your own systems instantly.
Keep everything else in sync.
Import large lists in one step, or build your own connection with the API. Either way, your data stays in motion.
Upload large lists without rebuilding data by hand.
Send messages, manage contacts and run lookups from your own code.
Most teams are connected in three steps. Start with the connection that saves the most manual work.
CRM, Google Sheets, webhooks, CSV or API.
Decide which contacts and events move.
Let workflows push data without manual steps.
Reach Bullet can push contacts and replies to your CRM. For a specific CRM, connect through automations, webhooks or the API, or contact support to confirm the best option.
Yes. Google Sheets integration syncs contacts and workflows so you do not rebuild data by hand.
Webhooks send real-time messages to another system when an event happens, such as a reply or a contact update.
Yes. CSV import brings large lists into Reach Bullet, and you can organize them into lists afterward.
Yes. Use the API to send messages, manage contacts, run lookups and receive events.
Both directions are covered. Replies and contact data can be pushed out, and data can be brought in.